Boy he needs Kareem to teach him fundamentals ... not only footwork but those stupid fouls he does sometimes and he doesn't take care of the ball ... other than that once he gets into shape he is gonna be beastly ...

I think Dwight is learning he won't get the calls he got in Orl now he is a Laker. I would say 80% of the time he gets stripped would be a foul if he were in Orl. He needs to get that ball in his hands stronger and learn to move faster with the ball. it will come in time as he adjust to being a "Laker" with the refs.

I don't always bring down the hammer but when I do it is usually to a troll! Stay TROLL FREE my freinds!

Speaking of Karl Malone, I'd like to see Dwight channel some Mailman elbows in traffic. This is what opponents did when Karl secured a rebound in traffic:

On offensive moves, I'd like to see Dwight keep the ball high and lead with his elbows like Shaq used to do:

“Action has meaning only in relationship; and without understanding relationship, action on any level will only breed conflict. The understanding of relationship is infinitely more important than the search for any plan of action.” -Jiddu Krishnamurti

puffyusaf#2 wrote:I think Dwight is learning he won't get the calls he got in Orl now he is a Laker. I would say 80% of the time he gets stripped would be a foul if he were in Orl. He needs to get that ball in his hands stronger and learn to move faster with the ball. it will come in time as he adjust to being a "Laker" with the refs.

Two times last night were obvious fouls across the entire arms.

“Action has meaning only in relationship; and without understanding relationship, action on any level will only breed conflict. The understanding of relationship is infinitely more important than the search for any plan of action.” -Jiddu Krishnamurti

puffyusaf#2 wrote:I think Dwight is learning he won't get the calls he got in Orl now he is a Laker. I would say 80% of the time he gets stripped would be a foul if he were in Orl. He needs to get that ball in his hands stronger and learn to move faster with the ball. it will come in time as he adjust to being a "Laker" with the refs.

“Action has meaning only in relationship; and without understanding relationship, action on any level will only breed conflict. The understanding of relationship is infinitely more important than the search for any plan of action.” -Jiddu Krishnamurti

puffyusaf#2 wrote:I think Dwight is learning he won't get the calls he got in Orl now he is a Laker. I would say 80% of the time he gets stripped would be a foul if he were in Orl. He needs to get that ball in his hands stronger and learn to move faster with the ball. it will come in time as he adjust to being a "Laker" with the refs.

Two times last night were obvious fouls across the entire arms.

Yea there were a couple where it was all arm and no ball. It happened to shaq but shaq learned to keep space between him and his defender. Dwight has to get that down to really get the hack calls.

I don't always bring down the hammer but when I do it is usually to a troll! Stay TROLL FREE my freinds!

Kingsama wrote:Sometimes Dwights post game is quite painful to watch. I really hope he can work with Cap at some point.

I thought he was awesome tonight.. He got us going in the 1st with a couple of great lefty hook shots, and the ones he missed throughout the game were all shots I'll take every day... He didn't get stripped which was the biggest problem.

Overall, he was just BEASTING out there. That block and dunk on the other end & that alley oop dunk with the left?

"The first time I ever saw my uniform hanging in the locker I put it on right away, and it just felt like I was putting on golden armour. From that day forward, I just called it 'the golden armour', it just felt like there was something mystical and magical about it" - Kobe Bryant.